During the reference period of 2024, a total of 6,147 dogs were registered, comprising 3,268 female dogs and 2,879 male dogs. The three most common dog breeds during this period were the Chihuahua with 340 registrations, the Labrador with 290, and the French Bulldog with 210. The most popular dog names were Luna, Nala, and Rocky, with Luna being the most favored, appearing 77 times.

Among the newly registered dog names in 2024, some stood out due to their uniqueness or pop-culture references. These include "Bailey James Dumbledore," likely inspired by the Harry Potter series, "Bumblebee," reminiscent of the Transformers franchise, and "Mr. Darcy," a nod to the classic literary character from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Other intriguing names include "El Chapo," "Monkey," and "Nutella," each bringing a touch of humor or cultural reference.

Since 2008, the total number of registered dogs has shown a significant upward trend. In 2008, there were fewer registered dogs compared to the 5,072 recorded in 2019, the year before the COVID-19 pandemic. By 2024, the number had increased to 6,147. This growth is particularly noticeable around the 2020–2021 period, which coincides with the COVID-19 pandemic. The increase in dog registrations during this time could be attributed to the heightened demand for companionship as people sought comfort and company during lockdowns and periods of social isolation.